Get learning!

You don't have to be technical for a job in Cyber but here's some things you should have a basic understanding of....

#1. Learn the basics of IT systems and networks,. The different types of networks available and their protocols. Once familiar with the fundamentals, you can delve into the basics of networking traffic, security, and communication principles.

#2. Test your skills by building a home lab. Set up a guest wifi / home wifi as a project for your cv. Some example projects with YouTube tutorials are linked here

#3. Everything in cyber comes down to risk - A great free starter course is the Gerard Auger Master Analyst course here

#4 Try Hack Me - There are a number of entry-level courses available for free, including the Enter Cyber Security, Junior Pen Tester, and SOC Level 2 courses. Why don't you document your journey on LinkedIn to show your knowledge-building?

#5 Safer Internet ProjectA community and way to get some hands-on experience with a mentor

Certifications

Certifications are a way to showcase your knowledge, however hands-on experience and personal projects are also so important.

A good employer would sponsor certifications for you, but there are a number of great entry level certs such as Network+ and Security+ which can show your commitment to joining the industry